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Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1887-10-21
NOTICE FOR PRE-EMPTIoN PROOF.

NOTICE FOR PRE-EMPTION PROOF
Conrad Gebhart, ID. S. 3050
LAND OFFICE AT LEWISTON, IDAHO(
September Sth 1887
Notice is hereby given that the following
named settler has filed notice of his intention
to make final proof in support of his claim, and
that said proof will be made before Fred E.
Lucas, Clerk District Court, LIST Judicial District
Idaho Territory at his office at Mt. Idaho, l. T.,
OH October 10Th 1887, viz:
CONRAD GEBHART, d. S. 3050
For the swl sec 81, tip 81, II r, W b IN.
lie names the following witnesses to prove
his continuous residence upon, and cultivation
Of said land viz:
Christian Waldman, julius Delsol, John Weis
and Augustine o. Johnson all of Cottonwood
7. O. Idaho.
1919. FRANCIS T. PATTERSON, Register.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1887-10-21
NOTICE FOR HOMESTEAD PROOF.
Thomas Delaney, Home No. 776.
LAND OFFICE AT LEWISTON IDAHO.

Thomas Delaney, Home No 776.
LAND OFFICE AT LEWISTON IDAHO,
Oct H. 1887.
Notice is hereby given that the following
named settler has filed notice of his intention
to make final proof in support of his claim, and
that said PROOF will be made before the Judge
OF the District Court, LIST Judicial District
Idaho Territory, or ii he be absent before the
Clerk of said Court, at Mt. Idaho, l. T., on
November %, 1887 viz:
THOMAS DELANEY, Home 776.
For the seq nw4, ne4 swI4, nwA se4 swl4
nel4 Sec. 6, Up. so, II e. b. m.
lie names the following witnesses to prove
his continuous residence upon, and cultivation
of said land, viz:
Andrew Mcclure, John Fitzgerald James
McDermott, Dennis O'Shea, of Mt Idaho Idaho.
1924 FRANCIS +. PATTERSON, Register.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1887-10-21
NOTICE FOR PRE-EMPTIoN PROOF.
Alta Z. Holt, d. S. 1897.
LAND OFFICE AT LEWISTON. In

LAND OFFICE AT LEWISTON, IDAHo,(
September goth, 1881
Notice is hereby given that the following
named settler has filed notice of her intention
to make final proof in support of her claim, and
that said proofw be made before Fred Il. Luz
cas-, Clerk District Court, LIST Judicial District
Idaho Territory, at his office at Mt. Idaho, on
November 9Th 1887. viz:
ALTA f. HOLT, D. S 1897.
For the e12 swA and nla sell, sec 20, tip 81 n r
| e, b IN.
She names the following witnesses to prove
her continuous residence upon and cultivation
of said land. viz
Jacob l.. Echert Daniel Mcneil, j. r. c.
Gwyn and James McCaferty, all of Cotton wood
Idaho.
1870 FRANCIS +. PATTERSON, Register.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1887-10-21
NOTICE FOR HOME PROOF.
Charles f. Holt, Home 1853.

Charles +. Holt, Home 1858
LAND OFFICE AT LEWISTON, TDAHo.)
September Goth 1851
Notice is hereby given that the following
named settler has filed notice of his intention
to make final proof in support of his claim and
that said proof will be made before the Judge
OF the District Court, LIST Judicial District Idaho
or If he be absent before the Clerk of said
Court, at Mt. Idaho, on November 18th 1887 viz:
CHARLES +. HOLT HOME 1855
For the Wa swl4 sec % and e1s sell, sec 80,
tip 81, II r. e, b IN.
He names the following witnesses to prove
his continuous residence upon, and cultivation
of aid land, viz
J. X. c. Gwyn Charles Gregory James Nc
Cafferty and Daniel Mcneil, all OF Cottonwood
Idaho.
1920. FRANCIS F. PATTERSON. Register.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1887-10-21
NOTICE FOR HOME PROOF.

NOT1CE FOR HOME PROOF.
Isaac o. B. Mcdonald Home 1871.
LAND OFFICE AT LEWISTON, IDAHo.(
September 18th 1884,
Notice is hereby given that the following
named settler has filed notice of his intention
to make final proof in support OF his claim,
and that said proof will be made before the
Judge of the District Court or II he be absent
before the Clerk of said Court at Mt. Idaho
Idaho, on October 2gth 1887. viz:
ISAAC O. b. MCDONALD, HOME 1921.
For the Lots and and II swA sec 81 tip Sc
n r, 3 e, b IN.
He names the following witnesses to prove
his continuous residence upon, and cultivation
of said land. viz:
g. W. Dallas, A. A. Harris, A. D. BARLEY and
C. +. Brown, all OF Grangeyil1e. Idaho.
1920. FRANCIS r. PATTERSON, Register.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1887-10-21

Bower, John, Or. salary Treasurer, $l25OO
Rhoads, T. j., Auditor, 10000
Rhoads, T. j., Expressage, 1890
Smith, Marion, Carpenter work, 200
Case, C. W., Or. salary Probate Judge, 125oO
Talkington, A. W., Or. salary sheriff, $4,000
Talkington, A. W., Bailiff fee, 500
Talkington, A. W., Jailor's fees and
board of prisoners 1000
Talkington A. w, Fees Wilson arrest. 1870
All Hoe, Saving wood $50
Weller & Wax, Merchandise, 1925
Parker, A. f., Printing, 1900
Auchinvole, J. NJ, Rent Jury room 1900
Weller l. s., Fees Justice court, $50
Aram. 7. j., Constable fees, Qaid over
from last term) 2S75
Morris, b. f., Or salary elk dist court, 10000
Hall, w. A., Triers fees, 800
Case, e. W., $50
Bower John, =" $50
White, X. W, Bailiffs fees 5000
Turner, F. p. drawing b'dge spcfctns 700
Bowman, w. W, Lumber, 21.29
Forney, J. H.. Or salary dist atty, and
school examiner $1,000
Brown. L. p, Rent Jury room, and
meals for Jury, $500
Witt Jas. Salary and milage, July term $500
Jones, H. s., - +" " 71.O0
Cleary, Phil, :" 67.20
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1887-10-21
wood WOOD
NOTICE TO TEACHERS.

Notice is hereby given that the regular Quar-
terly Examination will be held at Cottonwood
House, ON the First Wednesday in November
to wit: on November 1st 1887, at 10 o'clock A. NJ.
1920. HIRAM ROBBINS,
Co. School Supt
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1887-10-21
BUSINESS COLLEGE.

The Walla Walla Business College of Walla
Walla, Washington Territory is a thoroughly
equipped school for practical education and
actual business training. In this institution
superior advantages are offered both day and
evening throughout the year, for preparing
young men and women for business pursuits.
STUDENTS MAY ENTER AT ANY TIME.
Short hand taught by mail. Send for College
Journal.
1-3g 8. THACKER. Principal.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-09-04

bzizs q sto00 D Be sasls4 fsr b. ~
Hig 1lnnps &spa. s md tbne tha Y0lun-
tosE, MGy1s9oE. Atlantis. Rusi1an sd
Rrf4iIla uiz DroEahiF sl4z4 $50 that
ne xhfslln mMv Be tnogu nn Q Inokefun-
This woui6 toa Gsnnd t1sa a. lno LaEe1-
m011 m4z, 80 8 . oH1F Wal thels
llheEAz. 0nlaEp1iGinR co1Ess On gil uoe2-
asan1 weld s1aG - Il expssf.
Iksuaps won e ths Halffax tuhEles
Fnsss wrEs prnsznsed 20 she ownern Of
TIE Wishing gnenfs Ara. =. tazinR .
pnbfio enssE1atnmGnt e the Halifax
Hasna. Cuxuno4o1o EAw1rd1 presided.
ep.nuhem wsre maas By several diAilnQ-
eishsd Rpssas. ineladina 0eneEsl IIoxd
Russsf1, Unissd Esnlss ConenI Phalan,
RsuEineiai 1esxe3aEV Eda4ina. MAsqR
OMnllin, Lsussnant Henn. q fne Gal
Ateas and Mf. Oaldgsn b. Coll. Of ne
DaunfIesa.
sGzfh,D Ne easshratsd ooEEesD1ndsnt
writes As ] pamsd up he Cigda i
say tie Thistle, which ID expeuaed 30
beas the Amexiea1s IN The race for the
eug thts YeaF, - - hna beaten alnosl
everything hitherto. She locked 70 me
liks Q kind Of elonQaied Indian oauoes
with both ends sharp. ard seemed %
be 80 inneya1ion npun auythina In ihe
wnT Ct yaobt Be have yet sesn In
AmsEica. saW the 0snesta lsst SUM-
meE IN the harbor Of NsupoEi. and ahs
looked awkward, bat the Thisfla looks
Pirasiesl end furtiEss like Scotch ped
d1eK.H
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-09-04

Tho course over which Hanlan aud
fsemoF pulled is said 20 have been 100
yards short Mr.. 81. John, GaudauFis
hacker, is authority fog shis statement.
George HosmeF, Of Boston. beat J. W.
Kennedy, Of oainey. M, IN three mile
racs for $50 side on Lake QuinsiRa.
mend Aus. Is. Il wns tame affair and
few persons we're present. HosmsF gave
Kennedy twenty seconds start and
caught him IN less than q mile. Ken
necy bad Got 10 but twelve strokes wben
Hosmsr was given The word. AZ the
tnfD HoemeT vas nine seconds ahead,
and be Won ~ be pleased. Tie time
vaa 2os30. or. de1ueting The handicap,
@sla ksanedy'a time WAs 3l.27.
TIE Tsrout0 kail 10 speaking Of the
defeat Of HaAlaB says "rhs oaranan
Vie Wss beaten 90 easily b. Teamef en
Saturday wns nos the nanlAn VITO a..
feateo wallace koes b. Q score Of
ieDgths On Toronto Bay ten ysaFs eco.
The lapse % time and eareor % train
ina and Of exeftioa ia aimast every
cline have producsa their inevttabls ~
salA t6oaRh HanlAn himsslf 10 no douha
uneausoioas Of any change. 10 be
coald have seen niGaoig rauina on SAT-
urtay, BE voald have had 10 admit that
so@ethtna Wae amtas4 C1mpetane
isfess uay reenef Is 10 better oaTsman
thAn Hos wAs II bic primes II 80 a.
sane THAI be ta ~ good we ahall be pay-
ina NE nee champion 10 mean compii-
uaent. fet be - HAniau all the wAy.
aea could have hea1ea him by ten o.
nfteen lenRtha. IL vas appatea1, e.
peeialiy - thoas Who hAd Eot sea Han-
ian Fswing 10 pahiio for tee OF three
ysarA that bis STROKES lacked kheir old.
iiaae foEos-thAt hs bad 10 taii lahors-
oasly % aeeonpiish weFk watch be nsed
~ pSFform seemingly withoas an e4aEe,
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-09-04

TIA Aaha belwaen Joe LAnnon and
geak Aeht0n haa fallen through.
Ja1k FAIlsn. The Rrsokiyn strouR bsy,
wania 10 eRht ans man in AmsxiSa. sx.
eepi kilfala - Saliivan.
Martin Dsmpaay, hrothsr 10 Jash, a
matched 10 eaht Jtnmy Rowan near
fittsoaFE 20 Septs@ber lSth. tor $50
q side.
TIE Lsnaon Spsvfisg Esfs says that
II kiirAin hsAts Smith. Amaricaa spcgss
sAoaid oAEsy aWaE - lsAsa ei.0o.0o
fra@ kagi&nd.
TEE oslifoEnia Alhietic Cab have
eozre1 % elaaretta egkseFs. aad usli
noa allow anY maye ~ theEn 10 paa en-
Ne slows IL ita Feons N The fafare.
Jesk Havsiin. tie feaiheE weight
VIE noa Eong aso faagkl sixty ave
reaeSfs Win fks Weir. cAailsnrss
Tonmy Warren 81 any q he fsatesFs.
90 eniaA. sAin GLOVES. TOE ei00a q sigie.
Peer Holan hes ga very Iarre hunsp
% eta back becaase % kilFaina aka6-
By tFaalnsaa- lie 800 uakea = EWeae-
lre eAaiisnee % aeht asyoesay In the
lniaad Ssasss fsf from Sfoo 30 $50
q side
Biily Maa3ruas parlilsaia ssars. gahs
kilr.in aRa uhAFssg MiisAsll siil saii
Ter Enesaaa SPA - Ana will appeAs
there n fee o. So pefeeipi thastsra.
aftaR whioA kiiFaia wth 80 ioto tsAininR
10 azha gssa saith.
Thers a sezna sAik of gsstiHE % . |
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-09-04
OTHER BAExfm
REAL ESTATE.


The following IL record Of eli real
estate transactions hlsd In the County
AUDITORS ofiss daring the past week
Corrected By Charles r. WhittIssey:
KaahsEins d Allmond 10 Douglass
Allmcnd. lol 9, block 50, A Pontius'
addition; 500.
WiIliam Potter TO wm A Ksansy,
bloch 2 oomstock's supplemental adj
diiion; 82250
James MeNauRht 10 GothIied BarSan,
noEth half Of lot I, block "A. O o Ter
rvs 2rsa edition; $50
L " Ballard 10 B 7 vandeFvsnssr,
lot 8. block s. town Of Slaughter; 97s.
JvAnee Lewis. Of Washington, ID q,
10 W o Hin. u The sane plaee, lots Z, 9,
II and II 80 4, % 81. range saas; also
lots 8 and 2, zee s, ~ -. range east;
also, lots 9. 10, - and IL, go 4; lots s, q,
Q and 8. go 8 % -, range 4 east; also.
cue half 81 Iots9 10. u and IA, sso 4,
a1d lots G. ]. 8 and .. sec 8, % "a. range
4 east; 81 zoo
Fsoa 3 sender 20 Mildred , Smith.
Iots /, z, 3. sad 6, block 81. Yasior's
aeeand addition. sagp,smsnkai; SO.
Sheriff Of ktng coanfy - Angus
Msklhorn. lats aud 4. block IS, TeFFyia
hrss addition; S376oI31
James MeSaagbt - Jaa. Pollock. Ice
6, hlock -, MsynArdss plat; 81.
Nellie n SeuFFy 10 L0css Bertrand,
loa q black 81. TeFEyss second addition;
$50
9eorre ID Kittinasx 10 L 3 y Hunt.
I 81 81 y q 81 Y, So II. and los ],
&C. n ~ q. range east; 500
Ueited States 20 B A Mapls. I60 acres
b sec -. - a, FanRs Z easls pAtens.
unIted elaias % 6Amasl etnbbs. eW
y. go 81. 20 Is. range s eAst; patent.
Uai1sd Slnfes % Um Crawford NV u
Of go -. % g. range est; patsnA
Northern Rnninc RAilaoad Conspany
70 EVsrstt Q Miller. NV y 81 NV Z SO
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-09-04

The Helena EHdepeadsnf o. August
Slst contains an interview with ex Gov
eFaoF !. I. Haasss, Of Montana, n r.
eaFd 10 The appruaehing northern Pa
otaa etecaioa. In order that chs fan
marks may be nnaerslood Il should Be
tie present Aagthern pAetlis MANAGE
meat and . snpporleF ef The Wright In
leFsst. koslowinR 10 q position u The In.
lsFview:
H 0Ovsrnsr s. 7. Hausss returned
on Mauday eveninR from Ais tFip 20
Nsu foFk. and yesterday wns. e. usual.
planaed tnto bo9lnsss 40 % his eRtA a
Fepestsr sas aels % secure 9 shors in
ssEvisw vita him.
"Hov Is The NeriheEn Psaiae election
cousnR oatP Vas ssked.
Wen, u IL cloas." vas the Faply. ia
e eeFtstn that TIE Elijah SmiiA crowd
sIa uoEk u from fo1F 10 ave cut Of ths
tatftcea dlfeeeofA Th0 Wineonsin
Central. tha Unioa Psetds and Oraaon
TransooniinentAi have been vorkine TO-
esahef snd have made q very stronR
hxhG They wigi have large rspgeasn-
tatsoa IN sAe nsxa diFecaoFaee.s
WAT about Mr.. OAkaF'
''O&kss viii toss none 81 his sasenafh
u she oonlfsl aui epeEaaioa of tha
AaRthern fAsifs ukisheEeR siaA nav
wtns lhaas Hura. Ih4 amiFh crowd have
iasasd q card q THAI eGssa. and the
osksr side thinks 100 uaah Of Mr.. OATES
% paFt With hlra. VIII hs b PTesi-
dsatf fhat ean't sag. bnt be win
lee none os be prssszt power"
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-09-04
RE TRaCK.

Over half miIlion dollars changed
hands over HanossE's defeat.
Horsome1 viii Be blessed 10 know
that he repuftsd dsafh OF the trotkina
stallion D0meseic (2.201<l was false. He
has ben daDReBoosly siok with pnsn-
monia, which d was feared would prove
fatal. Lstest accounts atate that be q
improving and stands fair chance Of
recovering.
II Il noe believed thai II the DwyaE
brothers had net declared TO YIN he
Omuibus stakes with Hanover, their
e0if Kingston would have Won, ss ne
was never exttnded ID the race. Fitx
patriek rode according 20 orders, and
believing t0at Hanover was Winning.
never pat The con Of So endthrift 20 bis
best speed. This h the opinion Of ssv-
erai eonpsteni judges Who Witnessed
The race.
Robert Banner drove Mand s Feesntly
on the thFee-qaaEteF track on his farm
the fastest mile that has ever been
made to wagon. The hEst half vas In
l.06x, and the last bali in 10l5<. max
ina the mile 10 2:l35<. Me. Bonnef
urged she mare only on the last half,
when she made tbs marvellous time Of
Is0ik 10 q wagon. Mr.. Bonner weighs
30 poandg over the regulation weight
He says the world has never seen Maud
Sc equal. and that she IL better mare
today than she ever vas before.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-09-04
aIvn THRM 4 naANnR.

That is 10 say, your lunaa Alss all
youf bEeaahing naohineFy. Very Won
dsFfui machinery 10 Il. Not only the
lager cir passages, but the thousands
Of lissle tubes and cavities leading from
them.
Wkea thess are eloagsd and choked
With matter that ought not 30 Be there,
vour lungs cannot half do their woEk.
And Whst they do, they oannof dc veil.
Oah u cold, cough, group. paenmonia,
eateFth, eoug1mpiion OF any Of hhe
family Of throas and nose cad haad and
iune obstruoiions, all are bad. All
ought 10 b Got rid Of. Thafe Is iusa
Qua sure way 10 600 rid Of them. 1hat
Il 70 take Bosbee'H German Syrup,
which any druggist viii eel a - cents
. bottle. Evsn II everything alns has
failed yea, you may depend upsn this
toS esftain ackion- do
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-09-04


eioason says be ls ready 10 play Sha-
sfer. and Sexton b hangFy 60 meet
DAILY.
Rudolph's defeat Of Jake Shaefer 10
q surprise 70 the billiaFdists. Tue viz
arr was called q sure winner.
Captain Paul B0ynton, rubber suit
vaya0eE, viii arrive 10 San Francisco In
OotobeF, en- route 20 Australia.
Senator Fair and Jehn w. Maekay
are tWo Of the ramea up for election IN
the Olympic Club Of San francisco.
Joe Ohoyinski b heavy faxoEits for
the medal In his .set-to With Connolly.
which 10 to CONS OF on September 7ih.
Piover weigh but four OF i've ounces
apiece, yet they are worth from % 10 SIC
. dozen, either In the BlGton OF the
New York market.
Tha Pacihc Coast HarrieFs Of San
Francisco are daily receiving applica-
tion 10 their ranks, and give great prom
lee Of being the leading club for outd0oI
sports Of the coast,
On Tuesday last The California Ash-
letio Club waa feopened under the diroe.
ton Of the Beard OF Directors, with Q
glove contest between Nike Brennan
aud Jack MeAnlifie, foR $500 medal
Toe members have come back almost 10
. man, and many new names are on the
board, and the elab IL having quite q
boom.
O. q. Wood, the amateur one quarter
mile champion Of England. is TO come
10 Ameriea a. the guest OF the Manhat-
tan Athletic Olab. Mr.. Wood has ven
over 2co prizes. Of which $50 or more
are for arsts. BE holds chs medal given
By the King Of the BelQlans for the
champion ranner, also the 100 and 400
metres championship Of france. There
is Q probability Of q race With l.. T.
Meyers upon his return from Australia.
In an exhibition game, which the
Paris papers report ~ hAyinR been
played recently In the Grad Cafe Par
/ Il, bchasfer was defeatsd 81 Rudolph
By score Of 5000 10 2365. At present
writing SehasfeF 10 reported IS being IN
Germany. and Swing exhibitions when
ever opportunities ofIeF themselves. His
match With vignaux Of 5000 points up.
&c baik-ltue eame, will Be played In
Paris, beginning Oct. 10th.
The English bicyclist, Fred Wood.
% Springfield last year. making she dis
tsnes IN 2m. SIS, Il held on q charge Of
felony IN Melbourne, Australia. Il IL
alleged against Wood By one William
Marshall, q gold broker, that the EnR-
lish wheelmen stole purse and Is shil-
lings from Mrs. Marshall at the White
Hart Hotel In Melbourne. Bob james,
uho accompanied Weed 10 America and
Australia. has since The arrest hurried
10 England 10 explain that his friend
and bicycling partner ID Innocent Of the
alleged theft and simply the Viotiu of
malice on the part Of Marshall, Who was
Jealous Of Wood because OF Mrs.. Mar
snall's admiration fer the EnRlishman,
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-09-04
run IuIxR.

Tae DAunilsas sAiisd from Haifsx %
Mes fork en- the q. and he EATER ssil
q the saGe dAy for Bar HaFbog.
A New Vera dispatcA says. ~The
si0ops Puritan. Psiscilia and Atlantic
have vith6rAwn frsn The trial raoss, 20
ne ee1tesa fer tie naleo1aun ef a eozz-
petitoE foe The TAiStis u The eap rassa
= naEroUsd d0un 70 the velantssx and
9syaswef.
A yAcht race fFou The Railroad VAST
% = stste ouaai IS CApftals and naassn
eanns 81 "a SArta utaR last SundRy b.
tween TIE kloops Aapt9ns. LAara. Ora
and Naotsi1a fks distance uas abaas
hitEs1 udssa and the rAne was woa hv
TIE NsptnEs. Sue sane ia lonR way
aAesd - Tue otheFs-
u = erediaAl Il reported that TIE Iarsh
m0na fseAt Clsh intsnd uxsrtnR
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-09-04
NOTICE.

AL PERSONS ARE wAKNxD AaAINsF
mat sd sGaad ~ Thenaa Marnn, bofh
haAranx aaie q 1aly y. IsS1, eas far eEs S.
runniax % dNys, asd GO fer szI.eI, running
shxes muntnH. The eanEldsrzaion Ter nnad
nosas ~ kAxfng eeea aalIurnd " NJ, e
aResd. nAzE 81 pay attber e tham.
THOMAS MORAN.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-09-04
DRESSMAKING.

AEADAME 4. LYNCH, or CHICAGO.
Nj FaachaF Ct PFaf. LivfngItons Rsanck
Csmhsnnzio1 81 equAreA
ARTISTS DreHrsAking snA Gns Millinery.
Measures taksn sn4 pnt1srss cat % nS paR-
Oolunkia slrsstA aaS In
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-09-04
THE NAM MRTHnn

OF caring habitual constipation and
liver and kidney Ills 10 20 avoid the use
Of the bitter, drastic liver medicines and
cafhaFtics, and 20 take only the pleasant
hQoid fruit remedy, syrup Of Fies. Il
eleanses a. well 90 strengthens the sys-
tam, and does not leave she bowels COS
tive. 80 that regular habits may be
formed and the invalid permanently
restored TO health Itaets promptly and
effectively; u 10 easily taken, and per-
fectly harmless. For sale in 30 cents
and 81 bottles. DIV
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NAPKIKs.

And they were not devoid OF this article
Of civilized life. They we're made Of
cedar bark beaten fine and tied into
small buuches about two feet long. and
these we're used 10 wipe both mouth and
fingers. AZ one time. after q feast, !
saw Q couple Of men stand one et each
end Of q row OF men stretch piece of
calico thirty OF forty feet long between
them, whifi Il from behind the men ever
their heads in front Of them, when all
wiped their hands and mouths at once.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-09-04

Are made of roots and grass. They
are seWed through and through, each
round being thoFonehly sewed to the
one beneFth IL. These have no esysF,
and are more convenient In some re-
apects than the Baskets, rs jaicy her,
Risg can easily Be put 10 and taken ont,
and water can be warmed in them b.
heating stones and putting them into
The water. Bat the buckets exclude
din. and the water 10 less likely 10 be
spilled.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-09-04

Are also made n the sane way e. the
buokets, except that the top IL not fast
ened en-, but q cover is made exactly
like the box. only little larger, 30 that
Il viii flt entirely over the box. These
are used 90 receptacle for theiF money,
and are generally small-as small as the
bucksts, but are sometimes made large
enough 10 hold blaukss.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1887-11-22
MTho HTaj NIahaI.

I The Tai Mahal is at Agra, India. 1t
was built by the Emperor Jehanghir as
mausoleum, wherein toMentomb the
remains Of his wife Nourmahal. ew
persons who read Lalla Rookh know
that ,the Light Of the Harem was a. real
parsonage. that sheswas indeed as beau-
tiful aud gifted as Is there shown, that
the love between her and the emperor
tho Sellm of lbioore's poenI-,was as
tenderas tho poet depicted it, and that
the tomb fof ,tliis. remarka able woman Is
today oiiis Of the wonders Of tile world.
st is a work, ,'hs says Bayard Taylor,
t"lnspired by love and consecrated to
beauty" It IS said that 90, 900 men
were emplo Dyed twenty years In the con,
lstructlon, of this work. 1t is built of
white mgrble, 100 feet in diameter and
200 feet IN, height, builbs nlthe form OF
an irregaiar octag Jon, and rising from a
marble terrace, under which is y second
terrace OF red sandstone. AT the cor-
iners OF the marble terrace are lofty,
minarets, and in the centre Of the main
building rises a dome flankod by cupo.
las Of similar form. Every part, even
the basement, the dome. and the upper
galleries or tile e'minarets, 1s'inlald with
ornamental designs in marble. of, differ
ont colors, principally Of pale brown
and blush violet, Here and ., there,
also the exterior and interior, are dcco-
rated with mosaics OF precious stones.
The whole koran Is said to be written
ln mosaics Of precious stones, on the
interlor walls. The dome lis said to
contain the sweetest echo in the world.
Bayard Taylor said that if thore were
nothing else In India the sight OF this
alone would repay the journey thither.
lie compares it TO a;castle Of. the air
s'brought down to earth, and fixed for
the wonder ofsages.' siYet.so, light it
seems, 30 airy, and1wheh seen fromaa
distance SO like a fabric. Of mist and
buhbeams, with, its great dome soaring
up, d sllvery bubble about to burst In
the slfh, that even after you have
touehedrit and climbed to its summit
you almost doubt its reality.